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Abyssinia's Grent IYurrIor.

i'ua Nall Gazette.
The great Abysainian chief RS Alula is
at present q person Of much interest to
the Italians. He Ia the hon OF Abyssiuian
peasants. Ho vas born about forty.fiye
years ago In the village Of Pamaka, near
Mekalle, and served for many wears Al
groom under the uncle OF the Regus Ras
Area. Later on he became master Of Tho
wardrobe at court, and married the daugh.
ter OF Raa Area, who died not long after
tho marrlsgo. lie then rose to the rank
81 chamberlain, and was finally made
Governor Of Tigre, with the title OF Ras,
Rss Aiula is Of middle height, has q
choco!Hte.colored skin and thin iacs, but
10 othcrwlae rather stout. He mover
laughs, talks alowly, ia polite 10 strangers,
bnt naughty to interiors. His orders are
only givcn once. iithey arc not executed
he horsewhips his serysntp. Asarule he
wears white cotton ghitt and trousers
A red iez covers his close.cut hair. On
special! OCCASIONS he wears red silk
ahirt, tho robe Of the Governor. He is On
excellent honensn, and 1t will DO diff.
cult to tlndan Abyssinisu who bears the
hardships OF travelling better than
ne. he accompanies the Negus bare.
looted on oil his tours, md mover
shows a sign Of fatigue. Having had
no education, he can neither writo
nor read; but ID very intelligent snd con.
ming, but pious and surperstitious withal.
His avRsice is extreme; he takes every.
where, and gives nowhere. Wherever 6e
goes ne takes everything no can lay hold
OF. On his marches he Is accompanied by
his servants, who carry his wine, made Of
honey.
The King has promised him tina crown
OF kassala, il he can earn it. Eight Gen.
erala fight under him. His daughter is O
good and beautiful woman, who has pro-
tteesed Count Sa!inbsni and his cotnpsn.
ion, and it 10 due to her influence that
they have not been killed.
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GreCnliuu.n and Window Plants.

EHt'FNH siJIItNttUIft.
Whether in tho greenhouse Or tho win.
dow garden, plants thut have do1n Their
best Ill wintgr IRE now being made ready
for thnir season in tho opeu nir. While
trey remain within lhe Increasing heat il
requires that thHy havo greater caro- in
ventilation End il frnoinH :nam from in.
sects. P!suta TINT are taken out IN aum.
mer, il wanted to bloom in pots next
winter, should be kept in the poLa; il turn.
cd out in tie open ground, they carno,
be saticiactoriIy po!tgd HSein. It in much
better to start with neT plants from cut.
thugs Such plNuta may often be- plunged
in the border, in the po:a, with good re.
cults, Pots tA:t arO net cut Hh0Ulh ntand
nn layer Of Cohl a6h"g 10 keep ont wOims
snch pignts should be sel in pnriH! shade,
but never under this drip Of ircea. Root
ni Lnhtien and rannas, and hulha OF
tuhcroace and glnd;0u", il laid in boxes Of
soil, exposed to tho ann during The day,
and taken in at night, nlay By apprrciabIy
forwarded, and ready 10 plant cut.
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD co -rlME
~ table taking effect SUNDAY, March ~ lss7.
Passenger t'a!n will leave ~ follows-Cen,yaI trIr:
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The really great loader is the psr!us
who leads trump opportunely.


Nrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Ia, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth of which IS vouched for
BY the residents Of the town: ~ am 73
years old, have been troubled with kid.
ney complaint Hnd lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now | AIN free from all pain aud
soreness, and ON able 10 do all my own
housawoTk. o~e my thanks to Electric
bitters for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pain"
Try bottic, only SOC, at Logan Il Co. e
drug Etore.
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In order to give Ill n chance to test it,
and Tins be convinced OF its wonderful
curative powGrs, DIR. Kings Nav Dis
covrry for Consumption, Gougha and
ColtIe, will he, for limited time, given
away. This ottrr is not only liberal, hu,
showa uhbDuMied faith in tho merits Of
thia prcst remedy. All who cutter hon
Congha, Collg, Consumption, Asthma,
lsroucA'tig, or Any affection OF Throat,
Cheat, or l.nnga, are especially requested
to call At Logan & Co.'s Drug Store and
get Tria! Bottle tret, i.a,g4 Bottles 81.
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In the right side under edge ribs increasing on pressure
sometimes the rain on the c side the patient Is rarely able
TO lie the ct side; sometimes the pain Is ct under tho
shOulle. and Is sometimes taken for rheumatism in the arm.
Tho stomach affected with loss appetite and sickness; the bowels
troubled with pain accompanied with dull heavy sensation in tho
back part There generally considerable loss Of memory accom-
ought have been Done slight cough sometimes attendant,
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS and debility no easily startled
tho skim sts low and although he satisfied that exercise
would be beneficial to him. yet he scarcely up forlude
enough to try IT, ''H
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KALAMAZOO. Mich Feb. 2, 1856

Hop BirrERS AlFG. Co..
l know hop B!tters will bear recon.
mendStion honestly. All who use them
confer upon them the highest encomiuma
and give them credit for making cures-a!l
tho proplietOrs claim for them. | have
kept them 5!nc0 they were frat offered to
the public. They took high rank from
the iiIst, and maintained it, and are more
called Tor than ell others combined. So
long as they keep mp their high reputation
for purity ind ueetulness I eba.l continue
TO recommend them-eomething l have
never done before Nth any patent medi.
cine. J. J. BABCOCk,
Physician and Druggist.
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ySncEwr Of Th0mnS II. VIM. deceased.
&. iIer,lT, AuctlHGerr. EplG
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Tho hest oalvo in tho world for cu,s
brnin9g, Sorcu, ulcers, 0alt rhoum, fever
Horrv, totter, chnppcI hMndn, chilhIsing,
Cornn, and Ill Nkin Uruptions, and posi..
tjsnly Cnt"a pilcst or 10 psy required. i,
III guaranteed to give prrioct satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For RN!n by Logan X 90.
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sncrlless of Prohibition Detective.

ONIl7I Utt,
In the little town OF DEBORAH, county
seat OF Winneaheik, in Northeastern Iowa,
q detective Of the hunting committee Of
the prohibitionists, entered the Lutheran
church during divine service aud forbade
the use Of WING at the Lords Supper, un.
der threat Of immediate arrest. He was
thrown out OF tho church and the service
finished,
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BAlrlAoES, A1rll ld-whcat, western lower
yihc; June 9la9l1sr; July yinyl2.c: August, SIC
uskri. Corn, western eAtier md dull mixed ,pot
iG1sc bid; May td3tni11sC: June lie bid: steamer
lo1s Ind. nHts trni, quiet nnd stcady.
T0iEDo, o.. April l6.-WhcAt Gc,,vc AMI weak.
casa, s!H.c REGULAR: sjc Lake Shore; My. ssI.c:
June, hii4G Corn dull; No. . 4Oc; .nav. luxe
Cluvcnced steady; cash Si45.
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MEDICAL.
More Facts.
STERLING, ILL.,, Aug. %. 1888

STERLING, ILL.,, Aug. %, 1885.
We feel we mus. write something Of tho
Buccees OF Hop Bitters. Their sale h
thribblo that OF any other article Of medi.
cine. Hence We feel II but justice to you
and your Bit.ers to nay that 1t Ia a medi.
cine Of real merit and virtue, and doing
much good and elIccting great cureu. III
Yours, j. +. 4 II. B. UTLEY.
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IiAYmvrLLr, 0nto, Feb. II, 1855

HAYEsyfLLE, ONO, Feb. II, 1854.
ain very glad to say have tried Hon
Bitteru, and never took anything that did
mo al much good. l only took two bot.
t!Cg and would not take 500 for The good
they did me. l recommend them 10 nv
patients, and get the beat OF results from
inelr uGe. .. 3. MERCER, MD.
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tennis, and such games oil speed and en-.
durance % prisoners base, croes.touch,
etc. Dr.. Batten thinks that the governing
bodies Of the highest schools should first
be led TO move In the matter, and he
urges that II 10 the duty Of medical men
to GEEK by all means to influence them to
do 30. ---- - -.
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Dr.. ]. Il. MCLEAN, Dear Sir:-Havinp
used your Tar Wine Lung Balm extern
alyey in my practice, have found it
without M equal Tor ali throat and lung
d!aans.a q. l cuclose five do!iasa for which
please send me Dix bottles at once. an
entirely ont and Cannot Afford to be with.
out it. Yours,
Dsw Airs. II. s. FlscuRAEcuES, NJ. D.
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cuCAGn, April l6,-Caltlc- Receipts 600 hcnd.
shipments 100 head; market sioGdy; shipping
cows, hull, MID mixed s. Uoa:s 20: bulk s. 7una ia.
Hogs -Re cIptS t,O0O head: ,htpmcuu 100 head
market strong Tor heavy; ligNt dull: rough and
mixed s. .ia5 %; pHtktne aud shipping S. 7Ons d,
light 81 AhS5 10; hAips q HAi IS. shrrp Kcueints
1000 bend: shipments $500 A.MI; market steady.
natives 81 Whi IN: Western e. 56Ht SO Texans 81 I'd
nj 10; lambs 81 iuah No.
EAsr l.iREEir, April To- Cattle RccciptS 36I
head; ShipncntS Af nartrt nothing doing; Mi
ihrruSh couSt tnlncntG ilnss-Rccips 2.4O head
Ahipmrht' HUN head; market slow; rhilNIcphIos
81 H,IG ": Workers u 5thlj o. common anu Itch,
sIOlL2 q: pigs u 7ant CO. Sheep-- Receipts g,iDJ
heni; shipments i,SlO head: MArscl very duh nj
yrsteriny mIcts.
GlScISSAri, o., April lS.-IIogs steady; common
and Tight 81 t5at 90, packing mi butchers IS lUa
B is; reGr!ptS 40 lie III: shipments $50 huud
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trustee Nv +. L, Kimberly and wife. dated s,ntenl.
bcI n l:% and recorded III the Office OF the clerk
o!iag gy,ty court 0, QhIo COUNTY, West VIry!pia
in Decd OF lrtis, I!Uox No. 10 pasc SO shall sci
al pubic auction, on
s,Trpn,y NAVAL ,ss-
co,,,rc,cr'-r, -, IL ,a,,r -, 40, fro,. doo,
~ ~. 49, e. ia i, y. 'uu ~, ,t "
M tieur sHie nr ~ sv I'M AZ,
--,T ~ ~ , plte! l., th
I "a sto"ut vtrt'irs AZ con
tSiSinp mr,e iMirtS NJ an scTr h0,;nasS and DE-
] o tii, ~ a. w ea+ ". .s q,
"a fo,no IsiI. u u,is, stre..I VI
mo corn"y nj .So Ia ,",kaJ s{jcr
&c. ~ ~, 10, ~ mo r,,S1tris,%Hs n, tna
sSaiir IA W 80 IT, n,o5 ptn, NJ r. npccs
3 -. - ~ ~ nIcc a, ,S t|rv ~ :e dI,y
I;n-, ~, III - .'IS 49,, 49, 10 ro,,h i
NJ saio ..trtf,vne ID, n me T,1t line
ri ,1n .ra"I ms -, ~, tWJ; ,,is HIiv street. :"
,b.,r fns., tsI 49, iI,,c IN thr
',N ~" Wiz MI w a. ;S""n :, III, ssjd
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QREENwlcu, Feb. II, 1856.
lIor Blrrglls Co.:

llOr BlTTKllS Co.:
slrs--l was given up by the doctors 10
die Of Hcroiul" consumption. Two bottle 9
OF your lNttois cured me. They are hay.
Ing large cate here. .s,
LEROY BREWER,
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Che Qtttellifqenrfa..
GOODNIGHT,


Sidney Dayrt. IN 81. Eiehoiai for Aprii. 3.
Good night, pretty Etin, goodnight;
Ivcwatchcd your purple and golden lisht
While you are slh king away. I.-''~'f
Ana some one has Just beet telling me
You're making, over the shining sea,
Another beautiful fay;
Tint lnst at tho time am going 10 sleep,
Inc children there arc tax M peep
Al your face -hcRinnlng TO say,
"Good'motnlng" Just when say good. gh,
Now. beautiful sun, II they've told me rlgiit,
wish you'd say good morning for mo
TO all tho little ones over the soa,
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LEROY BREWER,

GREENWICH, N. Y, Feb. IL, 1885.
Hop B!tters GRO the most valuable medi.
eRe ever know. should not have any
mother now but for thun.
..U HENRY KNAPP.
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"Cons.an.ly Hawking and SpI,tins.D

THOMAS J. RUSHING. Esq. go, Pine Street.
81. Louis. No. writes: 81 WIS great sufferer
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, md for the last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrlIs.
thought nothing could be done formr. L,lclt-
ily. WINS advised TO Try DR.. Sngc'S Chtnrrh
Remedy. and nm now well man. | believe
It 10 tc the only sure remedy for eatarrh now
manufactured. and ono has only 10 give It Il
fair trial TO experience astounding results aud
u permanent cure
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NEw HAVEN, CoNS., Sept. l5, 1886.
We tAkU pleasure in giving you a notice
and n nice, strong one, as 1t Hop Bitters)
deserve 1t. We use It, and We know il
deserves 1.-THE Rt1uier. III III,
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LONE, JACK, Mo-, Sept. II, 1886

LONE, JACK, NO., Sept. IA, 1886.
l have been using Hop Bitters, and
have received great benefit from them for
liver compliant ard malarial fever. They
are superior 10 all other medicines.
L. NJ. BARNES.
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A Cincinnati paper wants tho polico
mounted on bicycles, but va can't i'm.
aRino why, nnlusa to koop them from
going 10 BlOop.
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L'Ntr.llNIliil.

on crty. rA,Apr!l lG.-OpenI,l ut ESQ; highest
GyEr; lowest Gi1sc; closed NJ 6t;Ic; sales lUi0t0
barrels; clcArhIlcc' 100000 barrels charters l9pS7
barrels; shIpmcnh Il. Ish barrels
rlt7sGulnil, "a, April 10 Petroleum dull and
heavy, npcnrd Al Gt2tc; closgd hi GiH6c; highest
Gi1lu: lowcSt Gi}tc.
TttEvHhE. IA. April i6.-0rcfta. 1T 6tIc;
highest tE.c: lowest 6E.c; closed nj Gst.c.
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tToCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MN

Atams ExprcSS....."li2hs Northern lecilc,,.., ?9x
American nxpIes...ll3 do PREF .rred. .,,.,,. a.
Canada s0utliern.... GlE Chicago Il n, ". 1857
Central raric"...... 425s do preferred. ,,,..,il7
Chesapeake d Ohio. SaINew York central. -. li91s
DO dnt pfcferred.- 14t2IOhlo & Mississippi. 8ltS
DO secoads..-..... ~ do preferred. .,..,... %
c., ca O. d I........... GGizlPacdc Mntl .,,.,,,, Sc
beaver Il H. G....... ~ Pittsburgh. ....,..,..lE3
.... 3l31 ISH
do psefe,red..,.... 734lst H. 9. d. F...,..,. So
Fort WGyne....-....H7 do preferred ,,...,, 79l1
Kansas Il Textls...... X3 do first preferred - isr
Lake Erie 4 West.. Is IC. NJ. & ST, Paul, 9s J
Lake shore.......... 95EI do preferred ,...lm
Louisville d Nash. Gya Texas & pacIllc 2y,E
H., N. A. G E........... Go Union Pacific Gl1.
Mem. s Chas........,. co limited states Ex,... 6gfs
Michigan teutral...- y! w., ST. l.. ~ ,,.,,.. W%
Missouri PaCitc.. lU7El do preferred, 3;is
Nash; n Chat...."... S. NtllsFargo Ex......lS
New Jersey central. SlhlWCs etu Union. 7GL
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The above 10 from very reliable farm
or, whcse daughter WIS IN poor health
ior seyen or eight years, and could obtain
no relief until tile uaed Hop Bi.,era. She
is non in 80 good health 10 any person
in thia country. We have large ssles, and
they aIe making remarkable cures.
W. II. BISHOP d co.
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FOR SALE B
FOR SALE BY
IDHAN & co., Druggists,
u-ho,IIu,, I.
nR, MNIl's PREACH PlWlL2S

VIII euro Diseases OF the Kidneys, Gravel. elect,
ltrcturef, and nj! Urinhgy md Ureth'nl Diseases,
Nervous Huh Physical nc6lliiy. Sen.lpal "eNku'S
I07s o. vlSo., Premature hcclinc In Man, Early
Decay. lmpote7cy caused by errors Of youth. *.
ccsscs, &c. syphilis III MI its forms, sore throw,
and nose, ulcers. crptIUnS, scFniIln, letter, EHlt
rheun, md AL blood and, skin Diseases. Female
Wratpesg spreAuy cuIrl Gpnnrfhra cured IN
three DAYS. Price s. 20. Sold IN NhrciIng ". Va,
by +. +. Booking, DtuggIat. Reut By mHiltrHltd.
IhIn
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Senator ingalls, 'avori,o tipple is sherry,
but he is never known 70 drink to ex-
c.sp
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kAMoKA, No., Feb. 8, 1856.

l pmchssed five bottles OF your Hop
BitieTR Of Bishop Il Co., lss. fall, for my
daughter, and am we'll pleased with the
Blltela. they did her more good than all
the medicine SIZE has taken Tor elk years
WIN, r. MCCLURE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-16
Rain and "Pfnk Tea -.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, April 1.-THE ladies and
friends of the Episcopal church gave
"pink tea" at the Rock church last even
ing, which promised to be the GROWING
success # the season in the way of an
entertainment, but just at the time the
audience was rapidly assembling at the
place of amusement and refreshment,
glorious rain began pouring down, which
caused the attendance to be rather small
compared with that expected by the ladies',
but the ladies, with the balance of our
citizens, were thankful for the rain. The
evening was spent very pleasantly by all
who were able to attend. While the
shower of rain poured down in torrents
the enterprising ladies were busy enter
tanning their guests by supplying them
with good things to eat and drink, and
charming them with sweet music furnished
by the choir. The church was handsomely
decorated in pink, and the lady attendants
dressed in corresponding colors.
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ON WALL STREET.
Yesterdays Stock Market the DHEiest
for the Past Two Weeks-QuOta-
lions Generally Irregular.
The Closing Prices Quiet and Steady-The
Railroad Bond Market was Feature.
less, but Fairly Strong.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, April I5.-Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at 943; Kansas and Texas 6's
at IO2; Texas and Pacific consoI 6's at
IOI3: Rios at 1913; certificates at CPS;
ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs at
IOI; IS at 81; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas IS at S94 G's at 1921; rs at llI4.
Money firm 4@54 per cent.
Governments steady.
Sterling unchanged.
Oil closed at 6+5.
Cotton 2la3 points lower.
Wheat acUIve and strong, excited oil
day, closing unsettled at the highest
prices.
special meeting of the Fort Worth and
Denver stockholders has been called
for June %, on the proposition to in
crease the capital stock to $4,000, 900,
and to consolidate with the Denver, Texas
and Fort Worth.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass is
one of the new enterprises whose first
mortgage bonds have Just been listed.
This is 8 new line. ills proposed to build
$50 miles of road in time. On July l,
1886, it had lightweight miles in opera
ton, and the line is now open through
It lists 81, $780, 900 first mortgage 6 per
cent. bonds, entailiDg an interest charge
of SIO5 600 The earnings for the tbir-
teen months ending March, 1887, were
S205, 1873; the expenses are put at SIS, 2l5,
leaving the earnings Sll6,957. This low
rate of operating indicates that consider
able construction material transportation
must have been charged for.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, April 1.-the stock mar
ket to-day was the dullest for the past
two weeks. II was feverish and unset
tied, but on the whole heavy. London
was conspicuous seller early in the day,
which was taken advantage Of by the
bears to raid. The declines established
we're generally insignificant. The pre-
ponderanCe was generally on the side of
the higher figures. Later decidedly
better tone was manifested, though the
market at times was positively dull. The
action of the Attorney General of
Louisiana in applying for an injunction
against cotton oil trusts rendered the
latter specially weak on heavy sales, but
| there was q rally from the lowest figures
| towards the close. The market was weak
at the opening, the first prices showing
! declines of TO 3. The market showed
/ feverIshness and irregularity in prices
generally, however, over the entire list,
| TIE decline was continued until nearly
noon when a better feeling was apparent,
but the market became decidedly dull. a
/ period of comparative stagnatiOn in
prices eDsued and lasted till about ,
/ D. m, when another general decline was
effected. The market closed on rally,
| however, quiet and steady.
! Railroad bonds were quiet. The final
quotations generally show reactions.
| Government bonds dull and steady.
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at AurOra.

Special TO the Gazette.
AURORA, Tex, April live want
your readers to know that this locality is
sharing portion OF the great blessing
being so favorably bestowed over large
scope of country, as evidenced by the re-
ports in several of your last issues.
We had a nice shower on Wednesday
morning and this morning a good gentle
rain making nice light season, which if
followed st intervals with seasonable
showers will make a moderate crop Of
wheat. Oats and grass fine.
Corn fields and vegetable gardens will
soon look thrifty, and already many faces
that for months looked as solemn and dry
as an Egyptian mummy, are Frightening
up, and on close inspection betraY pre-
monitOry symptoms of & smile
Some fruit in this locality was destroy
ed by frost, but plenty is left for al album
dant crop of peaches, plums, etc.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Continued from First PAGE.

Emen Bey the-eupon went to King lingo
70, accompanied by Dr.. Vita and three
Greeks. He and his companions re-
NAMED with the King seventeen days.
Emen asked the King for permission to
pass through his territory toward Zanzt-
bar. The King, upon hearing this re-
quest, ordered The visitors to return the
way they came, and declared that he
would have nothing more to do with
Europeans, King Ungoro is a youth
eighteen years Of age. He has 1000 wives.
Sometimes he wears Turkish
and other times an Arab cos
tune, and often r9yeTts to the
simplicity of nature. Emen Bey when
the King ordered him to return the way he
came went back to WadelIa and was glad
to escape from Ungoro's country. The
trader states thai messengers dispatched
from Zanzibar to carry information to
Emel. Bey that Mr. S anley had gone with
IN expedition by way of the Congo river
to effect his rescne were detained in
Uganda by the King who was indisposed
to allow them to proceed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-16
Eat Before You DRINK.
Buffalo ENnress.

ga large proportion of intemperance N
the use of stimuiaEts," philosophical a
physician in free lecture to the Buffalo
Express, "may be laid to the light break
iasts eaten by most people. Breakfast
Is the most important meal o. the day,
and sufficient Importance is not attached
to 1t in the majority OF households.
After the long fast enforced between sup
per or late dinner and Z or 8.o'clOck IN
the morning, a person IN good health
should feel hungry: and 1t is at this hour
of the day that the heartIest meal may be
eaten with the least probability. of bad
results. The man who starts out in the
morning after having eaten
hearty breakfast will seldom,
unless suffering from chronic
indigestion, experience any of Che dis
comforts which might follow similar
meal at any other time of the day. The
chances are he will also enjoy happy
frame of mind all day. whatever be his
custom, he Will find himself with an ex-
cellent appetite. Eating creates appetite.
The very opposite results will fol-
low the other course in this matter,
and the man who has not lad q
good breakfast will not enjoy a good din
ner. l have treated a good many cases of
habitual drunkenness and in great many
OF them l. have found that the evil prac-
tice of tipping was begun to satisfy g
gnawing, faint sensation IN the stomach
In the morning, which was nothing more
or less than disguised hunger"